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The difference between the 64 and a number is equal to 48​

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Answer: The difference between 64 and 112 is equal to 48

Explanation:

To write this statement as an equation we know that difference means the result of subtracting two numbers. So with that in mind, we know that the difference between 64 and a number can be written like this
64-x.

So now our equation should look like this
x-64=48

Now to solve this equation we have to move 64 to the right side and to do that we just simply add 64 to both sides of the equation


x-64=48\\+64=+64\\x=112

Now we add 48 and 64 to get 112. So our missing number is 112.

User Hossein Kalbasi
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Answer:

number a is 16.

Explanation:

Let's say the number is a.

We can express the problem as an equation:


\sf 64 - a = 48

To solve for a,

we add a to both sides of the equation:


\sf 64 - a + a = 48 + a


\sf 64 = 48 + a

Subtracting both sides of the equation by 48


\sf 64 - 48 = 48 + x - 48


\sf 16 = x

Therefore, the number a is 16.

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